Видео 39
Просмотров 18 118

8:00

Ep. 31 DIY Pry-bar

6:30

Ep. 30 Energizer Flashlight Mod

6:08

Ep. 29 Tiger Med Kit and Shears

6:34

Ep. 28 Low Vis Waist Pouch

3:16

Ep. 27 Modified Nightcap

7:30

Ep. 33 NVG Clip

In this episode i show another DIY retention for your NVG or thermal device. These are expensive items and it is worth protecting them as much as possible. you can fashion something like this from items you have in your garage or junk drawer. this also means you can assemble one or two to keep as a just in case (ie. your expensive lanyard breaks).
Items used:
Heat shrink tubing
1/8 bungee cord
small locking s biner
100 lb. test micro cord
If you have any questions, please put them in the comments section below. And if you find value in these posts, please hit the like button.
Let me know what you use to secure your NVG. And stay safe out there.

Видео

8:00

Ep. 32 Urban Pack Line

Просмотров 4172 месяца назад

A simple 550 cord and carabiner setup that i have carried in some fashion for years. This newer version utilizes Titan cord so there are additional survival uses over standard 550 cord. For something you can make with items in your garage, it provides a number of uses. If you found some value in this please hit like and if there is something you want to add or see in the future please leave a c...

6:30

Ep. 31 DIY Pry-bar

Просмотров 6343 месяца назад

Lest be honest...$45 for a pry-bar you can make on your own. I will walk you through the process to making a "mini" pry-bar that wont break the bank. I will also show a way to mount on molle super easy. Below is a list of what you need. I don't make any money from any listed shops, paid for everything myself. Pittsburgh 18 inch pry bar. SKU 68392, 39699 $5.99 at Harbor Freight Heat Shrink Tubin...

6:08

Ep. 30 Energizer Flashlight Mod

Просмотров 2003 месяца назад

Want a decent flashlight that you aren't super worried about loosing (or having TSA take). The Energizer 2AA flashlight has 325 lumens and can be purchased for $20 (unlike a surefire). I show a few quick modifications that can be made to not only make the light more useful, but decrease the whole "tactical" Below is a list of some of the components, please note i mane ZERO money from any of the...

6:34

Ep. 29 Tiger Med Kit and Shears

Просмотров 2 тыс.3 месяца назад

A quick view of my Tasmanian Tiger med kit and how i keep from losing my shears. I also discuss the more important part of a medical kit...the training. If you have any questions let me know in the comments and if you find value in this please hit the like button.

3:16

Ep. 28 Low Vis Waist Pouch

Просмотров 4503 месяца назад

In this episode i will be sharing an easy to make low vis pouch to secure small items. This is assembled from COTS (commercial off the shelf) components you can get at a sporting goods store, outdoor store, even a gas station. The components list is below with a link to Amazon (i don't get any money if you buy from Amazon). Once assembled, it will keep the contents hidden and waterproof, and al...

7:30

Ep. 27 Modified Nightcap

Просмотров 51610 месяцев назад

In this episode i will be sharing my modified Crye Precision Nightcap. All of these modifications were easy to complete and did not require any specialized equipment (but a sewing machine helps). These modifications make a big difference (for me) in the realm of comfort and usability. As i state in the video, the upgrade of the chin strap something everyone should do to increase comfort. Here i...

6:09

Ep. 26 Crye Nightcap unmodified

Просмотров 46811 месяцев назад

Overview of my unmodified Crye Nightcap. This is an interesting way to wear your NVGs of you do not want to be wearing a helmet. It is definitely easier to pack and carry than a ballistic or bump helmet. I am currently working on modifying this platform for increased comfort and usability. If you have any questions, please put them in the comments section below. And if you find value in these p...

6:48

Ep. 25 PVS 14 DIY Laynard

Просмотров 259Год назад

I hate spending hard earned money on something i can make. A quick DIY lanyard for rapid attachment to a helmet (or other Velcro surface). This was made with items i had sitting around. You could easily make this with shock cord as well (instead of 550). Having something like this is also good in an emergency (your fancy high priced lanyard breaks). Surviving isn't about what you can buy, it is...